There has to be a better way to do this.
Every year, I take over 1,000 portraits. Each photo has to be rotated 90° counter-clockwise, saved, and closed. It's boring, tedious, and time-wasting.
Is there an easier way to do this? A macro would only be able to rotate and save one picture, correct?
Any suggestions are welcomed!
EDIT:
Gotta love Google. Found a free application called ImBatch that does exactly what I wanted, plus a whole lot more if I ever need it. Very easy to use.
Regardless, if there remains a better or smarter way to manage what I described above, please tell me! THANKS!!!!
sumd00d said: There has to be a better way to do this. Every year, I take over 1,000 portraits. Each photo has to be rotated 90° counter-clockwise, saved, and closed. It's boring, tedious, and time-wasting. Is there an easier way to do this? A macro would only be able to rotate and save one picture, correct? Any suggestions are welcomed! EDIT: Gotta love Google. Found a free application called ImBatch that does exactly what I wanted, plus a whole lot more if I ever need it. Very easy to use. Regardless, if there remains a better or smarter way to manage what I described above, please tell me! THANKS!!!!
Not too difficult. A slight mod to the built in file converter. Right before the line that saves the selection, put a line to rotate the selection. This will make a copy of the file. It should be located in the form for the file converter, place a break point near, before the save file part, step through line by line, right before save put ActiveSelection.Rotate 90